Marquette University Law School graduates are currently practicing in a wide range of roles in the labor and employment law field. Below are a few of our notable alumni who work for management, employee, union, or government clients.

	Daniel Dennehy Class of 1979 von Briesen & Roper, s.c. Daniel Dennehy advises private-sector clients, especially health care providers, on all aspects of employment, personnel, and labor matters.
	Atheneé Lucas Class of 2005 Fiserv/Marquette University Atheneé Lucas not only practices law in-house at Fiserv, but she also teaches Employment Law to students at Marquette Business School.
	Scott S. Luzi Class of 2010 Walcheske & Luzi, LLC Scott S. Luzi is currently a partner and managing member of Walcheske & Luzi, LLC. His practice focuses on all areas of labor and employment law.
	Rebeca López Class of 2012 Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. Rebeca López focuses her practice on aiding employers in interpreting and applying local and federal employment laws.
	Theresa Lenz Class of 2012 National Labor Relations Board Teresa Lenz is a field attorney for the NLRB in Baltimore and focuses on investigating and litigating unfair employer and union labor practices.
	Juan Amado Class of 2011 Zywave, Inc. Juan Amado's practice focuses on helping insurance brokers and their clients navigate employee benefits law and workplace safety regulations.
	Alyssa Dowse Class of 2010 Quarles & Brady, LLP Alyssa Dowse's practice focuses on advising clients on issues involving ERISA and the changes in the law concerning the Affordable Care Act.
	Teresa Mambu-Rasch Class of 2008 Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Teresa Mambu-Rasch is the Legislative Director of the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO, where she advocates for and identifies how new laws impact working families in Wisconsin.